top 10 attractions in Gdańsk

Fountain of Neptune

Fountain of Neptune is one of the most recognizable monuments of Gdańsk. Initially, a well stood in the place of the fountain. In the early 17th century, at the initiative of Mayor Bartholomaeus Schachmann, efforts were made to build a more impressive structure. The design of the figure depicting Neptune was created by architect and sculptor Abraham van den Blocke. The primary source of the water streams is the trident held by the lord of the seas.

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Artus Court

Artus Court holds many secrets within itself and its history. Did you know that at one time this place was called "the most expensive tavern on the Baltic Sea"? This monument is located on Long Market. The origins of Artus Court date back to the Middle Ages. It was once a meeting place for merchants, a center of social life, later a stock exchange, and now it is one of the branches of the Gdańsk Museum.

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Long Street

Long Street is one of the most recognizable places in Gdańsk. It is admired by both tourists and residents of our beautiful city. No wonder, this place hides many secrets! Did you know that Long Street was probably the longest communication route in medieval Europe? Its extension is Long Market, which together forms the so-called Royal Route. Watch the video and learn more about Long Street!

St. Mary's Basilica

Did you know that St. Mary's Basilica was built over the course of 159 years? It's one of those places that you simply must see! The historical parish of Gdańsk's Main Town, also known as the

Crane

The historic port crane Crane is one of the symbols of Gdańsk. Do you know what functions it once served? We encourage you to watch the film about this monument, from which you will learn, among other things, how the Crane was used to unload cargo from ships and more! Watch the film and learn more!

Sołdek

Do you know how many voyages the ship Sołdek made? If you are curious when it ended its career and became a branch of the National Maritime Museum, we encourage you to watch the next video in the series "Top 10 Attractions in Gdańsk"!

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Oliwa Park

Do you know the history of Oliwa Park and its most interesting attractions? Do you know when it appeared on the map of Gdańsk? The park delights visitors at any time of day and year. It is one of those places that simply must be seen!

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Westerplatte

Westerplatte - a symbol of the outbreak of World War II. This is an incredibly important place in the history of Poland, worth visiting and remembering. Did you know that the history of Westerplatte dates back to the 17th century? In addition to its historical value, it is a very charming place, perfect for a walk in a pleasant, wooded environment. Watch the film and learn more!

European Solidarity Centre

Renowned worldwide, the European Solidarity Centre is a memorial site commemorating the events of the Gdańsk Shipyard and the victory of

Museum of the Second World War

Do you know what the architecture of the Museum of the Second World War symbolizes? It is one of the most famous museums in Poland, worth visiting and remembering. The walls of this place hold a great history. The primary mission of the Museum is to spread knowledge about the Second World War, to present the Polish perspective on the largest conflict in human history, as well as to cultivate the memory of the victims and heroes of the fight for freedom of many nationalities. Watch the film and learn more about this place!